Advanced Farming Agriculture Drone Solutions

The cost depends on whether you are booking drone spraying as a service or buying agricultural drone equipment. Leher’s farmer model is service-based: you book through the Leher App, a trained pilot completes the spraying, and payment is made after the job. Service pricing is typically influenced by acreage, crop type, chemical application, field location, and scheduling requirements.

Agricultural drone equipment costs vary by payload capacity, battery system, spraying precision, software, service support, insurance, and maintenance requirements. Leher supports drone partners with agriculture drone equipment, operations software, flight logs, order management, AMC options, and 24/7 technical assistance. Financial support options such as AIF loans and insurance may be available for eligible partners.

Farmers can book drone spraying through the Leher App, available for farmer booking and partner operations. You select the service, schedule the spraying session, and a trained pilot is dispatched to the farm. The app also supports secure payment after service completion, spraying-history records, and referrals for farmers who help arrange bookings for other farmers.

Leher supports drone spraying for multiple crops, including sugarcane, paddy, cotton, wheat, vegetables, tea plantations, and rubber plantations. The service can apply pesticides, foliar nutrients, and weedicide depending on crop requirements. Crop-specialized spraying is especially useful for flooded paddy fields, tall sugarcane, pest-sensitive cotton, delicate vegetables, and large plantation areas.

Leher’s agricultural drone spraying service can cover up to 50 acres per day, depending on field layout, crop type, weather, spray volume, and operational conditions. Plantation-specific services can also achieve strong daily coverage, such as 15+ hectares per day for tea and 30+ hectares per day for rubber under suitable conditions.

Drone spraying improves speed, precision, safety, and resource efficiency. It can save around 90% water, reduce pesticide usage by around 30%, and lower farming costs by around 20%. Because drones fly above the crop canopy, they avoid trampling standing crops and reduce direct chemical exposure for workers compared with manual spraying.

Leher’s service model uses trained drone pilots for agricultural spraying, and the company also offers DGCA-approved Drone Pilot Training. The training program includes expert instruction, hands-on flying experience with agricultural drones, and guidance for certified careers in the drone industry. This focus on training helps support safer, more reliable field operations.

Yes. Leher offers dedicated drone spraying services for Farmer Producer Organizations, contractors, large farms, corporate agribusinesses, and plantations. These programs support consolidated scheduling, bulk crop spraying, managed operations, route optimization, reporting, and dedicated support. They are designed to make mechanized spraying more affordable and scalable across member farms or large contiguous holdings.